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Statement on the ASEM Development Conference: Towards Sustainable Development |
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The Reality of Aid-Asia presents this statement to the ASEM Conference to give the civil society perspective on the challenges Asian developing countries and peoples face in achieving genuine aid effectiveness and development effectiveness. The ASEM partner governments have a vital and central role in improving the conditions of the region’s tens of millions of poor and marginalized – indeed even more so in these times of global financial and economic tumult. |
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Statement of Reality of Aid (ROA) at the Conclusion of the 3rd High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness |
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The Reality of Aid (ROA) and other civil society organizations (CSOs) from around the world went through an unprecedented process of participation in and preparing for the Accra Action Agenda (AAA) adopted at the 3rd High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Accra, Ghana. The extensive process over the last two years involved hundreds of CSOs in over 50 countries.
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Accra Action Agenda on Aid: Little Progress in Changing Deeply Flawed Global Aid System |
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The Accra Action Agenda (AAA) endorsed by ministers at the 3rd High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Accra , Ghana makes little real progress towards making aid more developmental. The AAA fails to address the most essential concerns with the greatest impact on development in the Third World : democratic ownership of aid, policy conditionalities, tied aid and the foreign debt burden. The AAA instead gives undue attention to technical procedures in aid delivery and management to divert from its glaring inattention to the development issues that matter the most. |
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Aid Amounts Insufficient Even as Quality Remains Poor |
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Donor governments have failed not only to improve the quality of aid but also even to make progress towards delivering committed amounts, according to independent think-tank IBON Foundation. As it is, donors avoided addressing key development issues in the Accra Action Agenda (AAA) adopted at the 3rd High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness organized by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). But they are also US$30 billion short of meeting aggregate programmed commitments for 2010. These underscore the limits of the global aid regime in addressing underdevelopment in the Third World . |
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Negotiations on Aid Reform Stall as Southern Governments Are Blocked By Donors |
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PRESS RELEASE – 3rd September 2008 CONCORD Calls for Concrete Actions from European Governments Negotiations over donor promises to reform aid are seeing Southern governments proposals blocked in closed door meetings to agree a forward looking agenda for action on aid effectiveness promises. |
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The International CSO Steering Group (ISG) is coordinating the "CSO Parallel Process to the Ghana High-Level Forum III". This network is involved in a multi-stakeholder process of engagement leading towards the high-level forum on aid effectiveness, to be held in Accra, Ghana, in September 2008. Click here to access ISG documents. 
You can read here the final statement adopted by Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) that participated in the Parallel Forum on Aid Effectiveness held 31 August-1 September in Accra, Ghana. Download the document here: 
We want to hear your opinion about the recently-concluded CSO Parallel Forum on Aid Effectiveness. Please fill up the Evaluation Form / Formulario de Evaluacion / Formulaire d'Evaluation. Thanks in advance.
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